ASP ICYMI: #Economy #COVID #G7 #ClimateRead more...

The large number of arrests of activists and opposition leaders, along with heavy crackdowns on the press and media freedoms highlights the increasing authoritarianism in Russia.Read more...

With the global water crisis only projected to worsen, water diplomacy can serve as a tool for promoting national and regional stability and sustainable development.Read more...

Host Andrew Holland and Peter Choharis discuss neocolonialism and Sint Maarten's relationship with the Netherlands.Read more...

As the world emerges from the pandemic, the U.S. should lead a multilateral effort to revitalize global democracy. Read more...

ASP COO Andrew Holland writes about his decade at ASP as he leaves to start as the CEO of the Fusion Industry Association.Read more...

President Biden’s Leaders Summit on Climate, held on Earth Day, was an opportunity for the Administration to lay out its climate agenda to 40 world leaders. Read more...

ASP in the News: Board Member Vice Admiral Lee Gunn, USN (Ret.) in The Nevada Independent writes about climate change and transitioning to renewable energy to support U.S. national security. Read more...

On April 20, the American Security Project (ASP) held an event – “An Evolving World Order: The Geopolitics of Climate Change.” Panelists included two climate and energy academic experts: Dr. Joanna Lewis from Georgetown University and Jonathan Elkind from Columbia University. ASP President Brigadier General Stephen A. Cheney, USMC (Ret.) moderated the event.Read more...

The U.S. cannot afford to ignore Russia's presence in the LAC region and should engage the region to curb Russia's authoritarian influence. Read more...